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LIST OF
SECONDHAND GOODS THAT FALL UNDER THE SCHEDULE OF THE SECONDHAND
GOODS DEALERS ACT
a. Cameras,
video-graphic and photographic equipment including lenses.
b. Computers including
Tablet Personal Computers, Laptops, Palmtops, Personal Digital
Assistants and computer accessories.
c. Handphones, Personal
Digital Assistant handphones and Smartphones.
d. Compact Disc players
and Moving Picture Experts Group-1 Audio Layer 3 players and Moving
Picture Experts Group-1 Audio Layer 4 players.
e. Jewellery set with
precious stones including but not limited to diamonds, jade, rubies,
sapphires and emeralds.
f. Jewellery made from
platinum, gold and white gold without precious stones.
g. Pawn tickets.
h. Watches.
i. Cables and wires made
of copper.
j. Items (in whole or
parts) that are made of copper, stainless steel, aluminium, steel or
brass or a composite of such metals, and that are used or intended
to be used as fittings or installations that form part of, or are
attached to, any building, road, sidewalk, amenity or other place
(whether public or private), including but not limited to the
following:
(a) bicycle racks;
(b) drain covers;
(c) dry risers;
(d) earth bars;
(e) fencings;
(f) frames or other parts of a door or window;
(g) grills;
(h) hydrants;
(i) lightning conductors;
(j) manhole covers;
(k) meters;
(l) over-ground boxes;
(m) park benches;
(n) pipes;
(o) railings;
(p) rubbish bins or parts thereof;
(q) signs or signposts;
(r) sinks;
(s) television aerials;
(t) water taps.
k. Scraps of copper,
stainless steel, aluminium, steel or brass or any composite of such
metals, whether in the form of bars, rods, sheets, turnings or parts
of disassembled items or articles, or otherwise, but excluding
scraps derived from drink cans or household utensils or articles.
PUBLIC AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT
SINGAPORE POLICE FORCE
18 October 2007 at 10.30am
1. Refer to the buying
and selling of stolen properties.
2. Payment via cash or NETS is
available over-the-counter and licences could be collected on the
spot after payment is received. Alternatively, they can make
payment via crossed cheque addressed to “Accountant-General” and
send it via post. Once payment is received, the approved licence
will be sent via post to the licensee or the licensee may opt to
collect it at Police Licensing Division.
Source:
www.spf.gov.sg Media Release
18 Oct 2007
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Secondhand Goods Dealers Act
effective from 1 Dec 2007
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